What your child does
Your child listens to a word like candy, claps it out, and taps that many jingle bells to show how many syllables (word parts) it has.
The skill it builds
Hearing syllables: words with 1 or 2 parts, then 2 or 3, then 1, 2 or 3. A hint suggests putting a hand under the chin while saying the word.
How to try it
Jingle Bell Syllables comes with Bright Minds Club membership: 14 days free, then $9 a month or $79 a year. We'll email you 3 days before your first charge. Cancel anytime. Or try a no-account game first: Piggy Bank Coin Counting, Which Is Worth More?, Shape Safari, Word Builder, Tick Tock Time.
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At a glance
- Grades
- Kindergarten and 1st grade
- Subject
- Reading
- Skill
- Phonics, rhyming and spelling
- Learning trail
- Reading trail, stop 34 of 38
- Access
- Members (14-day trial)
- Good to know
- A “Tap me for a hint” helper
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